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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-26
THE TRADE ~ CHTCAGO.

CHICAGO. oct IS tSprctaY.-rhe upward imp'ise I'D tne
wheat market to-day from across tho A'"h'' o"'
There was no lack Of domestic and local ''i''"''" "
ca. the strength December wheat opened al ''s'eh''
an, Nav At 79is ceats. advance over yestor
DAYS closing price OF cent T,., Il" appiared
W. -, Invlug orders they came II ON al parts OF
, onfry ENportcr- buylug aHd aSe ui cNpu'. va
over ye-terdavs 'io'luS P'
49, r-uortrd A feature OF Strength pulry o.a, vas
,',rtnr hy two OF tho former bears VINO .ANo
aIsays a Large following among IO'' uH "uoi' .
~. ,sceris IN The Northwest continue ldlSe
'."nrtina 3G OuO bushe, to-day and nIIt V'pVo Osv'
80 ~ ,b. s,bo.rl earancrS have again sf~nh !" lSE"n
" ,rountti,rs aggregitug but |4ouo b"1hrs "HAl
mi thrse fact. di appear 10 nave any We, u, 80
~ 49,, 81 ,nutlnuel arm all the morning wltl sooi va"
- a., .,uc. and loe1 al lie hlshe-t loiLt rpnV
rrnber 1t Is snd MAY AZ - 'ehts' No''e' '''" ~
IN shells 81 wheat ...,. 49,, ~, o..
am market was during The e'tN par 81 NO -
lSteT and closed I = tet ''- ga
81, yr.frd.y There -: amount 81 business iuu'.
~. ,,,fuAtlVs market RUE phet ON' NJ" a.
,L Inc aular session theIe being no hu lua ohS III
In rov,,on ,tiOn GER feeling was deVe opel lsh,rr
,,s NJ mo Yesterday AMI to-day Than anu, pd'eu coup
IT,, l,h IN Improvement Ia corn AM wheat rather changed
tic sentiment Of tie trade
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TIE rrNNsYLvANINs nrAvY rXrENsrs.

Pun trEirmfA, oct - CYooai.-lhe statement OF
cHnu-s made day by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company for the month Of sepembsr ia diNarrolnt~
mcni. showing falling OF ia net earnings OF f'-'o ~
compared with the month "f last yraf. Inc III
IN earnings $532.jlG and The Increase III
expense $500 500. These figures apply 10 the HhcS cast
OF Ptisburg and Iric The line, west 81 fu .bur- amt
Erie for 'hc months OF ls-7 show surplus over al
liabilities % Sl,O3j.9-~. BENZ gan a. compAFr" WI.
the period OF $500 - .12- 36l. The snc onh-
or 49, ioI nc Lines east OF Iltt,nure and iir a. com
pared with The period NJ last year snow 49, mere
IN "stHin. 81 - l~1JG3 increase ia expense.
OF sJ.oJ3.1G>, and an incroA'e net cdi"ih-' OF
SilJl.SSi.
The expenses regarlo a' extraordinary mere
Is not e r-nufr~f thought that thrr" viii he an increase
madc IN the oi dtyiienI- ~ tbs meeting OF tue
directors on Tues lay ior lis discussion.
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PROPOSING a GREAT UNION OF COAL MINERS.
PirT.BtRG, oct. - O>pscril.An effort IL benz made
TO unto the coal throughout the United states
into one National organization. To-day representatives.
Of the Miners National Assembly OF the Knights OF
Labor sent letter TO the Federation OF Miners and Mine
IabOrers, suggesting conference at which terms of
anna gana ton could be arranged Master Workman
Lewis OF Miners National Assembly said that tnero
are about $50 900 coal miners n TINS or this
number Miners National Assembly. knights OF
a,pr claims 10000 while the miXsi assemblies have
10000 expected ultimately to loin The National
Assembly. Lewis believes the Federation has $4,000
me
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R-iILEOID INIEHESTS.
BEFORE TIE INTERSTATE COMMIsSIo:

COUNSEL APPEAR foE TIE EMPRESS CoMrANI' 8
TIE CARLOAD CASE.
WAsiII,GION oct. 25.-The Interstate Commerce 'o"
mission gave hearing today 10 counsel representing
those express companies which do not a'' mat 'ey
fall within or are ancnable to the Interstate commerce
law
Clarence sewarl appeared far the Aua'ns i'NP'oS'
Company and first addressed the Commission
Theodore VI Pomcroy. OF Auburn. " l.. representing
the American, Natiopal and Wells Fargo * Co e1pFeass
companies set forth dcn! the origin history ana
legal status Of those companies.
W. W. MacFarland. representing the United SIates
Express Company, made argument In reference 10
the meaning the words common carriers ana the
liability Of express companies under the common law
W. s. Chisholm. representing tile southern Express
Company, said his reading OF the law rendered u I'M
material whether the carrier be company cor
por individual. but to make IN" common carrier
subject the provisions Of TIE Interstate act IL insI
a railroad.
Charles steele, representing the Erie Express COM
panv. said his company not operated o) he IIle
railway bu' was independent company hH'ihS
working contract OF the Ere Railroad. III pdIu Nv
per crut o; IL gross receipts go ,
At the request or the compainanf the cases oi r. Is
Thdrhcr representing tt, Broad IIdnSp"td lsh oi
New York; lhpWd. l. frcru ant Francis II. lrssIV
Co AGAINST the N"wlurN cutral aud Unison ilscl
Railroad tOEpauy. hruE com LASTS of v-at"A 81 w,
Interstate Commerce act by placing less than ''lo'
lots IN higher class than lead o's when were as
signed - be heard November have been postponed 10
Dctcu.ncr B.
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TO FORM A LOCOMOTIVE "sIsTEEnooD"

(uIcAGO oct 25.-The time OF the Brotherhood or LO-
conceive Engineers At their business sessions yesterday
Wa largely taken up with insurance matters la the
Morning the visiting ladies' OF tho party taken in
charge by the members OF the ladies' auxiliary Of the
Chicago divisions OF the brotherhood Al gathering of
the ladies at the Palmer House proposition To form
Natio al Ladies' Auxiliary organization iayOrably
received aud II Is probable that such "r!~tsrhoOd as
IL might DO termed ba e:1niled during the present
week. Tbs sncers accepted the invitation Of H. !.
jeffrey OF the Illinois Central Raoad 10 visit Pullman
this afternoon special train was placed at their dis
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',ry,,vovy ~ IuE q" BLIyKr" uORGlv CASE

TESTIMONY " fHE BLNKT" HORGiV CASE
K,yL<~l. OHIO oct . C>pceiaj. A large number Of
witnesses were examined today by the defence IN tho
"Bnnky" Morgls murder trial 10 prove that John
Con,hlin one o. the arrested with Morgan. was IA
rlvrl, on February t. the day the murder was con-
United Many the witnesses for the prosecution "eh
uAed both as being on the tram anu t@AhS 'l' II"
ho ,ssault ON CaptAin lIOchu aud Detective iInligdn
mo ,l,fcuca VIII try to prove that ,ou-hll1 was hot
there IN tho hope thea to destroy he identification OF
Nory.n Mrs fay sister OF Mrs Lowry, and a relative
of oughIin aud three four cousins OF me prisoner
svore positively that no was In Eyra on FEBRUARY T.
hn,no zone there short time before when be WAS 10
s..r (rnm the penten,iarr Several others also ic''E
fed that they saw him there that day.
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rroDV CJPIS HOESEHHIPPED

An exaggerated story Of hOrscwhipplng case IN
Hoboken was published yes crray afternoon upon
Investigations the encounter SINNERS down to street
fight between factory girls. The principal ACTOR
Annie Klees, ring polsher, who lives ON bioohIo'a-
st., Hoboken, has been annoyed for some time by
number OF girls who wont TO waylay her AZ she
from the ferry. and to make audible remarks
about her relations with Csfie Smith, lemon peddler
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DESIGNATION OF CAPTAIN ROOT

IiMtE,. oct - tSpeciah.-Eugenc Root. captain 81
The 1G separate Company. who was arrested IN south
port i, coun s. week Tor stealing bees AMI honey
appcarei before JuI-c II Boarlmar smith with ms
counsel this morning an application to transfer tho
ease from Justice Din5 % the next Grand lry on ne
ground that Root roul not ,ct falr IRA! VA southport
This motion Wa dcnic but two wcoas time Was granted
the dc ndants counsel make application toa supreme
count lUdsc. SET ln- mp The claim "I fooi i'h"l
canaan Root IA, r~slgnrd Ma position ia thc Napnl
t,uanI Assistant Adult tnf General VI lwen VIZ r'me
here few l,,s 40 10 look into HoJr' case Receiving
the papers
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CANDIDATES OF THE REFORM PARTY.

BufFUo. Oct. - C>rc,rh. The National Reform
PARTY hell i:s state Convention hero on Monday nIsh
aul pla 4 fun STATE ticket IN tho Held rms parry
tried TO hold its state Convention IN syracuse a i'W
weeks ago but only DELEGATE was present The main
i, NJ the Marty a,uears % be To ght against the Per-
soual Liberty Ieaglc The Prohibition candidate ''r
SECRETARY OF Stas the Rev. DR.. De witt clinton hlni
ugton vas endorsed. Iuc other nominee arc - ol
lows: For Controller, Edward Evans, or Iond"and'
for Treasurer sylvester " Douglass oi Rochester Tor
Attorney neral Charles \. lam mont 81 syracuse
for Engineer, Cyrus h. Porter, Bliid.o "ich!tect
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,1A1np nINN1enN nnING GOOD WORK

NORWICH y y. oct. % ,>Ic.Hl The iIst meeunc %
the campaign held at oxford, th' county, 'h' AFTER
noon ad was large and cuh I~asuc u Was addressed
hy Major Douuison. the Republican candidate or At'"r
ncy-Gen.ral rhe speaker reviewed. i"r ic''r' o. mo
enublcan party AMI referred TO tic hroien promises "i
Inc Democracy. he'll th" c.'-o attention OF us
audience for two hours. Iue oa'l1uk I'D us '""N -
na,fern. for large Ecpu| lean gains ~ Tor s'a'e anu
-. IL IL u
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cnANnl. II \ GAlLwAY noAen.

~ meeting Of tie directors Of Tie Ncr-forE and
NcN-Ins.aui railroad company yesterday Tie fes'I "a
ton q Al. EtcmIn wt' received md accepted Ito
vacancy va. not G-i Irr- Imdhly Oh account OF tie
ucatuc-+ e.. tr annual cc' top egs IS dse.y 10 ne a
contest To- t ,ouii. 90 Ia meeting. aud TIE rrsignd-
i.of % u...o.lic l.Icu4E VI - followed ~ otirit
a4v in.c. f.,ir si hc i.o'4 -ov't. 'hatr"s IN
fts .paf4 s.. fcI. POO eradicate r',f'-t ni"i' "a
b. t.c --oIt l.t,I'.t .4 fhr -''
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7HOMl> PLArTS lNSWEE.

AIr,Nl. oct. % Under leave granted hy Justice
Learned. Nr>.r-. Mcfarland. Boariman and Plat NJ
iorncy, Tor Thomas Platt. withdrew their demurrer
and hl@I an answer 20 the Attorney General, complaint
The answer anrus that Nh PlHtL when appointed
ou.r4utiuc Commissioner In $50. was resident of
New. York nud NOT OF Tiosa County within the meaning
Of tho statute and hat his oath Of Office p"ry
r4son also t7ef lie L.. stature hT several entr ueAS
4 a, recognized lie validity Of his Apo lntHicut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-26

NLW ROUTE PEOPO I'D FROM TROY To NLN-NoRk
Troy. oct % snco tsrecent purchases iuade by inc
Fichburg Railroad Ceupasy there been many re-
ports 81 plans future acquisitions affecting railroad
lines IN Eastern Nrw-Nors aud Massachusetts Among
TIE late schemes Is orc which proposes new water
route New YORK. When tAc Iiichburg Company rlt-
ch a>cd Try 4r1 Boston rp>i ~ obtained control %
tho roadway which caves the Mon Laroad track az
Adims-t IN i. cI'y ami continues down tht' street 20
the river Ihe ~LnIl AdtuIsst j. 40 Owned 10y the
iaIlr"ad company. j.. project nat the railroad
should build isire prone le- sims. o. =" Tie
braf- owned hy TO Nrwhu'e % Tic scheme iNriuer
provides ior freight station sud passenger room or
the pier At tn.5 point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-26

WAsuNGiO>. oct - The iolloS.I- ~ the text OF
letter recently sent ont to railroad companies Dy tue
Interstate Commerce. Commission:
there points railroad Of YOUR romnahS or
rail i hv conuduy unlfr ""' "l
oihorwisr which rate or t@-ohec- OF
'rrght 10y road alone '"nhhd on VT"
her winch hLI The t-ie- i'"i u" ''
points u The direction ovrt the same me-
II Nes prA,e star what points ate ~ ir 4l"l $50
The Mt respectively INV"
The ghrr aud tIr lower rates CHARGED
Ihc foregoing information could probably b'c"c'N l"n
N, ttri. IN She lice u the on hh u "lh
great labor and enormous amount OF camp t'h "n
u course sat ~ once {" ~
To lrrui 'i'
practically apple Al to ,ttons "u h~ own
liue ANY statement winch ~ in ints' con
'cfung the crcuni~ tncrs mi oondto Oi TIE tfd'
conducted opp to The short au pilh pc q" me
~. Will o cOusltrrci
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0yE NEGRO FA7ALLY WOUNDS Ay0rHER.

LANC,-TER, Penn Oct. - Andrew Henry. a coorcd
dc-pe ado wa, shot and fatally wounded last evening
at Marietta by Henry Ilarris, also coond Henry
had assaulted IIAIi~'s mother. ND vas cndratO Ing
10 r,co me- was into the latter, house when shot.
IIarri, fed and has not yet becn arrested
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WARNER MIrLrc's MILL Not BURNED.

TROY oct 25-Tho Iiddson River rulp and Paper
Companys mill at Corinth, IN which ex-senator Warner
miller - Interested. WAS not burned Yesterday bat
parfition wall 700 long and 20 feet high ~ course
at construction. blown own. portion 81 tho wall
sfrlc1 Tohn Mallory. r who was Instantly killed sew
cr.N otLc.s lulircd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-26

Last SATURDAY night Annics enemies, by a rusc,
cause her to repair to ather lonely spot on iobokcn
ave, near the foot OF Jersey Heights. The young
woman suspec ri a rap and took a raw6dc with her
for safety. when she arrived at the anbuscahc III"
was attacked by eight Girl. under he leadership OF
Katie Ann Kelly. The raWhido soon brought iLtO
pay and the q tackins p1ity routed.
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= Memory Of ari, DnYs
H.IN......fH FAnlFsF ware


Uan nf rilihnud = fcDlrI wars,
ev,tn,t al ouw with groIns aud tears,
IIuv, IL uade flesh rec oil
castor OIL
search ysuf memory close.
mi ynu md her Iose,
shuddsrns anne rcV"its
Al tnought Of EPSON SANS
Ind, the PHI box lid
Wa.a horror Ill,
Cumat nf al inward Ills.
uugr and gripping OIL blne plls' - ,,..,.
What "A contrast the mill snd gfhNr actor o p
p.,..ut lursstve Pellets. say
elcsnslug rrcuprr ttng. fonpvAtihE he ps'o" "''"N
-,s",h,ng IL Win agony Sold BY drngglstS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-26

ing boats discovered after another. without
any trouble and ut S45 the Dolphin sounded the
retreat and hoised her distinguishing light ut the
mzzsnpeak The battle was oyer. Umpires and boat
officers board aud congratulated Captain Wilde
and Lieutenant AlllbOne UPON their great victory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-26

Phil ,DEirHIA. oct. 25.-rhc Board of Marine Under
writers today awarded $4,000 salvage To number Of
tug. and wrec1ng crews against the Eng iii steamer
Ieni.on which struck on Fenwcks Island shOa hilo
bound from Iuclvs spain, TO Phlladcl pla some lns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-26

The convention then adjourned AssHublyman Weed is
son OF Smith NJ Weed who owns large proportion OF
the stock OF tho Chateaugay Iron Mining Com
pany. which employs hundreds Of workngmen. These
men voted almost unanimously for Assembly man WeeI
when lie was candidate year II was the reneln-
brance Of h, fact that led the Republicans nominated
today to decline the nomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-26
THE CLANS orr on rHEIR HINTER TOUR.

The Nsw.York Base Ball club started by the Erie RAN
road for their trip o'clock last ;hL Ther first
atop will be at Cincinnati from which place they 20 10 New
reaus and then through reaching san Francisco on
Thanksgiving Day They will return ia the Iatei part OF
February. - ,, 49,, mn ,,.r.r. :. al
A n eenr the League Brotherhood OF Bal fayeTs VIII
held 4 net On
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uORE REPORTS or GOLD ~ THE NORTHWEST.
EAR CLAIRE Wis. oct % -Con'!crablo excitement
WAS csuseI here day by tho repore discovery o g'"
ON. mile from the west bank OF tho chippewa RIVER
abont fifteen niles from mouth Specimens nave pee,
brought bore OF high value anu n'h'"s 'o"P""' VI"
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PHILADELPHIA. oct % Sprrrtl.-A concert was given
this evening horticultural Hal bv the Coors Neter
ans Organization, 10 funds with which 10 erect
monument to the memory OF the coJrci so.o.s OF -
war. The rcce pts were satisfactory. is
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pnrpARING 10 IMPEAcH " J. OOLMA Y

Kansas CITY, Oct % (Sp,ct h.-Phillp L. Reeves rep
ressnting tue seed rn OF Hiram sibey CO.. II here
looking up evidence TO sustain charges against Conn's
sioner " COlmgn Ia trial for insnt ia Deeeu.
Der.
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Daurina Xfaoemics.

LIEN DODWOkIH. No. 6Sl FIfth-ave.
~ CLASSES AMI private lessons for dancng VIII com.
ueucs SATURDAY. october - Send cent stamp Tor crcuAc
e wing all p,rtlcIlsrt 80.
IA PAVANF the Partisan sensation ~ last season uliy
described Alien DOiwOrth Just published Oy "orl0n
% ~ litn ~
DANCING; &c comp etc instructor book. by ALLEN
DODWrRr {, published Harper BrOthsrs
LEXANDER MACGREGORS.
Muli.on.avc, o. 59th.st. private lessons anu
clls., in dancing sunies SATURDAY. Oct. -.
EERN ANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, lG2
L Ta.t 55ih tBank Building CaSss1 are new form
ny private nni class lessons R"openns reception iu's
day october II send for circular
CAUSES ACADEMY. Adelrhi Hall. J2i-st
and Broadway day and evening classes private lesson
al hours seui for circular
NNAlIZ taught randy, private and class
lessons all honr- Carriers Dancing AGA env Nd 3t
NV. Two LARGE han. TO let entertainments terms mol
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There is tlc li,ciir-t kind az int, quarrel among
the Democrats Of Halfway. caused h} III" rp'H'd AP
puuflnrut If Cllh,r L. Lindsay q. postmaster I" -n'
coed sauurl VI. Diver whom TIE Republicans have
lust nominated for County Clerk Mr. Lindsay j.
supc.il tcndcu' Of Pubic schools and Us profession
awycr H. has never been cou-iieel a prrscita-
i've Democrat taken any active part in that party
affair excepting once. three years ago when he was
a candidate for Assembly. The appointment i DE-
nounccd iu unmca- By thr rank and III" ana
the half Of disappointed sppllcan are VIII with
rage. Police Ju tice Iru-l'r has been wal hing ahd
VIZ ing for th' notice of ~ app ltiirri over since
Notenbcr I--i. H. couidu' wall fpt ~" Inaugural
lon 40 az ipu- J." to ~"ryr tie POLICE and ct'r
since la~ been waiting and pra,lut of ip -r' what
be- calls Democratic Nuc 'uWP SECURE tLe pii.F.
The DemocIa b. Iad"r- are an all the bad feeling VII
extend into The present campaign. ana they dcrpy
regret ~" Introduction ~ the mate" itD th' Io iii
ca feel a. this time. Mean white. the Republicans
intend To- mal." every point tci toward clcc'ing hr
q . ..,t DfIuiV tlrtI,
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GOOD REPORTS FROM OVER THE STATE.

MANY CALLERS At RErrDIICAX HEADQUARTERS
Nh. CuAMBEELAIN's MISTAKEN IDEA.
There was unusually largo numbered visitors a, the
Republican State Committee rooms yesterday Most OF
them were from out of town In the list from Western
and Central NcwYork werc ex-Di,tnct-Auorney l..
Stephens. of Cattaraugus County; Robert n Marvin,
son Of ex-Jndge Marvin and Willard White of Water
town and Colonel John Corning. - Emira The reports
from these sections continue to be encouraging There
1. only danger there, the leaders say-oYcrconi-
dence on the part OF the voters
TslSm@n Evans secretary OF tue Oneida ,"ln'y tc
publican committee. reported that the canvass tnero
he'd bcou nearly completed and that the returns r" ih'
various election districts were .urpIi'ihIi! a'c
A similar report was given by the Iompiips ,olny
Commit tee where State ticket has given great salts
iacuoa. There WAS s0ne us pl'',n'im'"'tf 'a 'r
ons OF the committee, "thak. senior hs''ser
was not ren"mina,ed. but Mr. Swrtt tc, " hu our
shepherd T.ppan. charp.Nn OF the Rensselaer, County
Committee and Mr.. QnacSenbIsh. the member OF l!s
Miller, Who .tnr1d FOR home yes,-rdty
the sTs,e bSvo gvcn great deal the letter
written by ext Governor D. H. Cnam"rr.n 70 omiirlhh"
clsned to have received an invitation from ne com
miltee to assist IN the canpsn IN SpH 10 wnrn no
and the platform adopted at saratoga Ia view OF lne
10 Mr.. CHAMP orlin, HI, Remarks are en-
TxNsyor iow drorrcd in Lat evening before starting
another stamping tour, Whl'h viii last
about a week
SENATOR LOW UNANIMOCSLY RENOMINATED
MIuniIrowS oct. - tSDerioi'.- was hardly worth
while for the Republicans ot the Nlllih senatorial piS
rict to convene to-day. except for tho farm q" IhaknS
nomination long been concedeI that >eh or
Henry Il. Low was TO ho his own successor Inc
convention met AZ Rus-cl House. an" Wa~ sehli"
love feast There WAS no {" question the senators
right a rcnomnati0n. IL ha by III great >'fVi'" ~
the party district and the state earned IT, ana no "he
Republican constituents opposed him lehcc
when VI. d. Stlycrs called the convention L" cldcl 'h
James G. Graham OF NrWnIrg. presented tl' haihc "'
Senator Lev. there h"arv appliance from every
of the only IN twelve wears h~s tle
district been carrlel by other Republican thdn VIZ
low aud his this wear l. one &" Inc certain
ties OF The campaign. The Senator accepted The IohOI
in a graceful speech.
Buffalo. oct. 18th, D,mo rats 81 tho Hi Assem-
Div District OF Erie County reno minated Frank VI Geise
today.
IrpSON oct 2J-Thc Democrats of Columbia
County have dominated Frederick ". Jones. Of Green
mort ror the Assembly, Nr JoNe' IS the proprietor OF
The extensive coral marble q1arrl's near tht civ
CIskGLr, oct. - ,Spsc.Gi.-lha Republican Sen'' "
ia convention for the XlVia District, hell here today
ronOmlndtel Ileary C. Connolly
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vi cTiTANIoJ- RAILWAY IErllil1TN'E.
Pri,uifrIi.,. O.'. ~ 0,p..ol. .Ilr frun t'lv'u'a
Iai fDaI bros .o,qI'~.c! arrangement. .'r thorough 'on
ucct,oa ai.n aIl mo principal -outacru pon.s About
900 care WIZ n' required 70 carry thc frcir1'.
Iho issue az fuc n,.' 5t luud, ~ tno lesiin
Railroad ale ucall a. 20 uuIef tlefctsiu 1aI'n PLAN
They arc being deposited with hfoAn E.o - t' ~
fast ., t.at nliu t,n receive thrn.
The i4.co. ir.-ht ou snlhrito coal to Western points
viii he advanced 10 Deg ccu' on November {.
A. foreclosure o. fue -ctuylhIu NatI-tron 'dhii
property hts .cl c"rcl low iuo trustees 90 "aIlh =
day advising ,nc outstanding creditor % drl" 'nii
scuilIr- under ir u.tn ie stair f.t pnN TO- l-'i
.ocui", have rot Decn posted olt OF iotd issue OF
TI-,i'.I.i
~ L,ti.. oct .J..Jolns =. stevens. the attorney Of
tine Toledo. roona aud Warsaw Railway. with hoai
quarter. a. rcorlr. say, tIr upsny ht, mp To date
settled Nifh uc relation, or lesd representative, o;
fonts of tuc poop" WHO "cro kiict "t INA ,""rih ana
wi'h sixty of t-otr vino were ini lr"l He highest
Amount paid on ON d"afh loss vas 1000.
Inquiry At tho office - the NewNors NeN-IIivcn and
Hartford Railroad Complly yesterday developed "t"
OF the allie ,rd design ~ no company I" secure
Ia" o'ntso "f tine lo,'o" ana iroSirh'r n-'.I'-i,
Nothing knoWn oil tho story ~ officials M" NoA"l
have been c"rnhnt Of any temehi 81 the SORT II
had brcL contemplated ,
stcckholler, of The Cincinnati indianapolis ana - LOUIS
Railroad Compasy was held here to-day. The following
drcc ors were elected George Hoalcy George Bliss
J PicrIiTht Morgan. ir. &. T. huntington. New YORK,
4. T. cable. J.. g. Jcncry Chicago; Thomas 4. Morris,
Allen VI Fletcher indianapolis; Oriamd smith, :. j.
Eroadwcll. Iarz Anderson Alexander Mcdonald. NJ H.
ingalls,. Cincinnati. Nj Mcdonald elcctsd IN the
uure Of George Wiltshire The Office of vice president
ton 10 his duties treasurer j. A. DAVIS was elected
secretary. ". l.. Mga, wat 10 slocted president ana
George Bender superintendent IN place Of j. W Sh't-
The gr0S, earnings or Tho wrI" r.. T3JS'J
expenditures, sl.lll,2Sl; cash surplus, f'lI ,2oI
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